The Exeter Times, 1884-8-28, Page 8t
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aThArmee. wan 4 good crowd M the Sal
Wedel ,Army latae f.eindey night. rrThe
happy Captain's wife did, net ap ear
to be is the best of lintnor, and those
who could not obt►ie a reiat a were . in--
Need
n-Meed by her tae take. a stalk down
stairs. Now if she is ae, auas:ions for
the salvation of souls ae abe profeesea
" to be, etre could . 'brise "expounded.
to them while standing. -She *leo The ;motion fele of real serous Iteii
told *MO of Ole girls to bring.their here on ;Monday task by Meters. G. *
parente'wsth them to take oars of 3. Petty wars a .uceee.e en dies lot
them the next time *bey ceme to the being sold, for go..d prioese . I gnat
urs meting. Happy _? dlEl4y, Who lion if at good pries* could be rselized
wore a brand new coat with latae for property in any of the neighboring
braes buttons stud t. clean stared..up towns or villegee
Dollar, oomplttine4 that nee Lord had The I?reebyteriau mimeo is atmos
bona insulted by the meagre contri- completed and will reflect great oredi
butionr ehich tied been offered. (of on the contractor, Mr. Reynolds..
(ourse he dista"t *are.) The $ensatlites•use water very tib
TF,NC NTfi Per lino fore (insertion. aFP[ ,
FOUR C 'ere; per line for ascii subsequent in-
sertion;orally Whether 'this habit be Rail bo charged for notices >ipresrrng &+ro*t ° i been brought aatbout by"ahe Soott Ao
In this column. i ! agitation or not, your correspondent
can not say ; kelt two igtdivtduals have.
reeeotly been treated to i liberal
supply cf the cooling fluid, and ha
THURSDAY, ', i'(xl'9T U8, 11384, i For Sate. --A omens form e.f r e. i ably► enjoyed a free ride on A rail.
- s whit Brtilditr e. l?'or ytttrticaittre The femora aro busy threelaiugotod
' acre
W ho] esa1e a11Cl Retail
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EXETER, ONT.
A worthy gentlemen while papa
for * load of lambs near Daslawon
not long eiooe, gave a f ve dolier nbt
far one, and .afterwerds thought b
lased been robbed until be fouled ou
his mistake., This wise sorely dont
bnsinees up ineeewo "
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Ladies, ow as the evenings are beeolnin cool, you will.
need =EVENING S1 tPWI.t. We have a fine line, which
we offer.' you CHEAP. They are beauties.
a Our UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT is full, and gives
, good satisfaction. ,
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We have a lot of CLOTTING in all the latest and new-
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, ew-
t est styles.
A. full larva of EATS • -�ull the latest and newest styles—,
s both in SOFT and DER13Y. Before shaking your purchase
t, it will pay you. to call and see us,
as
Sere svall & Pickard shipped 13 tens
of butter en Mouthy last.
Rena our property lie) in a>totber
I calumet,
fad{p reel
In GENTS' FURNISHING- GOODS our Stock is corQ-
ye plete.
sae ale. John -nee Minn k hetes. .all aarvetitulent over the large yield
1 r,, Al;f ti ,- n E ,skier Z;• t,.:ni,u r" r , numbers of polio ptaeaad through; The farmers, tone kaplt happier, a.
aunts. 1 to or t. • zi new nY iu h as the! here on+etbe exonrtaicrl train to the 1 that' ar►tioipato. a reviv+tt of trade,' -
ei,lents,,r anti int,re$ nJ incident what,
�DreGteri domop¢trtltion 1st f►tid4rt*
cr..r, ifrr na eu.y .,i our subscriber; or mot-, a ort Meadey ;last.
tet- l,z:ri", se pubtfr• " A, new plink waw bee been laid on
orlon, ' the south and eisait Wee of the roarktit, Re.T _ • _ which atiblar to the comfort of and pre- tar
Tflatattaaaa
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eeeees. - The Net (not (Morelia
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etrayAaw, fres found els
yenta k=oh profanity by pedestrians. pied ba Nem o e lie iW.tO 11.10 t the 1 d it
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iwad oet;reh, to en nuocou
Mr. John Speakman tree sold his
tot formerly owned ( g 1 a l b H Orth.-
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teroperty the learner oppc>eite Ilia Quite le member of deck shooteee go
Wantedrtsidtence, to Ur, .t'araone, of Harris- through every clay on their way to
.1. "roar ani int, 'rla„int lad to learn the ton, for $120'(?. Re it:teaid t t
a It of i'rihat .r. Meet have a fair eduoatuate • "at a tU ' the fists to shoot duals. -41r. Millman
Api'�y i rs- mall, #) Tones Qhice, Exeter, E lug r larz'tagn estop. fi F lk of party
Mre. Faris,°, of (hie vis#age, widow Owe a
pace the plume retire of this la
binding and ottru.
ee:re, W. Ilatiil.n, of thin place, has ;f thp
at< lir
uJaa►m whil'ar to was thrown biped last `peeeeey *ermine;. Thoq
t rare
OthCr Store"
But ;vhou you come to see our BOOTS SROBS you
. watt rind they cannot be beaten for styles and prices. We
!Warrant them and live up to the warrant.
is full and varied. We sell Teas altar. Sugar's [ts cheap as
aln tt house autl with less BLOWING ING. a,`:',. p
bur Canned Goods are the best we crtd"4mS ; •we do not
deal in the seconds, - ' . •
e.
so..l her +:tree. en•eint t 104 aoreap, . 8g} nrnrng from . a ..t�„i ..,R�.'V •
d 8 bars k ai ail euluyet thetusalrey, but the next
y pea ing nue a Iasi week. and' da the were a see >• ' •
situated on the 2;13 onnoaseioo of. y g 1 n, lot of boys
Stephen, for $8,ft; tt, Mr. S. Sanders. suetatiied �aouae severe bruises. wertcir
is the urohaser, vrera sRteada+ci to Ay as gityalictart,
and girls, --fes, aitcilieeatzniiaer,
l' � of Sailringvillc have been , "t
rerult:Ia a).
The following ganlletnarnhave.beelr n Qtst ing
selected by the Reform Assc cietion of frtaiuda litre. They returned °home
giants Annie Week tad Mary in hon to attend the he Hon. firer sauce' nleavent visit and, enjoying the lake
Whiteford, of Exeter, arc+ visiting in in Ta rove o on the 16th f September: breeze.-- Mr. Jacop IIolt left for col.Lan;
bef&aou, and will also do .St. Thome* e,. Barnwell, J. Renino, 0. Perkins, . lege Monday morniug,
Were their return. -Ur. A NC. Cof — .....-
I)r. l3 rawaiug anti Joan Gould, I Stanley.
An left for Port. Rape on Monday.-- The following named paplle of Exe•
Monday morning, after vending a
Mrs Bickner), wife of Mr. R. Dickson,
r f Denver, Colorado in visiting ,tt her7 ter 4011001, who wrote et the non -1 Goon WaRA.--l1r. R. McMurray
fether•iu•iaw'e, Rev. lir. Dickson. professional examination for towhee.) a and R. Taylor cut, 15 acres of grain
corti€toatee, obtained 21 °lege grade B I in one day with a bicolor ; muting 9
'Married To. Slagle. asrtificates :-plisses A and L. E. acres between half pant one o'clock
The marled men having felled to Gregory, I. '.'McCallum. and Miers and enitdowo.
Annihilate the unmarried men in the Craoley. 'l Ace?lnrvr;z,- 1 3Ir. John Reid was
game or hese ball ou 'Loamy .of lust Movsree EXCURSION. The auroral drawing in grain the other day, the
week, c,maluded iliac base ball wire Monster Exoureicn of toe L. II. k B. home etertad end he was thrown off
not their gain°, and that they Were division will r nn to Niagara Falls, a high load, falling ou his head and.
more et -home wieUing the willow Friday. Sep. 12th. Train leaves .shouldera, time injuring himself. By
• • they arrauged foe a h •with the Exeter 7.55 a. m. Tiokets only $1.75 ^ the aid of medical attendance he seems
• siogie rnea, which wet laved' setae. fat round trip good for two days. to be doing well, -On friday, of jest
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day afternoon They proved more of Crowds are going from all .along the weekas lir. Robert Turner, of Parr
a match for their opponents at this line. Don't mics l:• line, as going to the mow for hay,
game, scoring 925 rues to the Bingle Tho annivereary of the. Jamas st. bo slipped and fell heavily upon a sill,
men's 110. The following will shag "Methodist obtlrali was bell yesterday breaking his elbow and pry ting it out
the number of runs made by nab afternoon and evening. The attend ()fit/int It will be sometime before
once wee good and the anniversary Alr. Turner will bo able to work. It
was a success. A. number of short, is expected the limb will gel better if
but appropriate addresses were•given properly cared for.
Wilson ('.:1i•, rani out, b Harding i° by resident ministers and come frutu Deputy-Reeve1
Elliot O., a Ht's dtnan, b Harding. g Campbell has been
McDonell C. A., c Wee. Bissett, b Cowell 1;1 a distance, seriously ill of lata with affeation of
Elliot John, b Harding 1 J. Ranters will sell by pnblio auc- the lunge, but is now, we are glad to
Htnacntu H„ b heading 2 tion in Drew's bincil, Exeter, on Fri. .state, conaidarod out of danger.
Elli,t Itrg'd, aS McTavish, b Cowen 4 flay, 29tb at 2 and 7 . m
Elliot Fad, run out, h Harding 5 y" + p and on —----++•-,
Sanders Itobt, c W. G. Bissett, b Hard'g 3 •Dayfaeld.
player :
• SINGLE.--1sr IacNING..a.
Saturday at 8 p. m, • Dress goods
Acheson Jas., ran out, b Cowen 2 twes s, mantles, ready-made clothing.
Drew Alfred, b Cowen 0 blots, and shoes, balance of fall and
Willis C., not out g
Byes 13 oleic, goods, of the Drew amok,
Wider 4 amounting to nearly $4,000. Don't
The work on the harbour etas bean
deterred during the pant week, in con
sequence of. the exceedingly rough
fail to attend and emirs bargains. weather. The storm hag subsided
67 Every person entitled to vote should and work goes on.
2ND I nos. examine the voters' lists naso printed, Mr. John Whiddon, who has leas-
Wilson o....q . e Wes 7iise�rti, b Harding 1 and see that his name is correctly 1 sed the grist mill 'at this place, seems
Willis G.,b Hyndman 04 aseeeseplaced therein, and that he is d to give good satisfaction, the quality
Elliot
Elliot J..,,cite C. A., b Iiyudinan b (larding 17 for the lots owned by him. A. of ileo me- flour turned out bei: q first-
Hyndman H., b Hyndman 0 ment's attention now may save hours class.
Elliot It., c Wes Bissett, b Harding 10 of trouble hereafter in this matter, Our new physician has been so
Sanders R, b Harding 0 and may possibly be the tneans of se- over-worked of late that he is quite
Acheson Jas., e Hyndman, b Harding 1 curia to those entitled to vote that under weather. As the weather has
Elliot ProdU., o b Harding 0 p curing by become somewhat cooler we hope to
Elliot G., e Wes Bisset t, b Harding riyiie s whidh, an error in the
Drew Alf., not out 4 lists, they might be•deprived of. hear nl the Dr. enjoying better health
Byes - a The Exeter base ball club aro very' The Reeve is about to make a
2 keen announcing a game with the match with Geo_ Andrews, the fat
67 Clippers at Seaforth. If they are man of the Seaforth cricket club to
- very anxious to lilay let them come rush a foot rape from Bayfield to Exert
119 to Brussels; our boys weut to Exeter. Oar man might not get ;out of wind,
The Clippers are not very badly soared
yet bythe the; bluster of the "'Clear his temper. They had better wait
4 Grits." -Brussels Post. Perhaps the until the atmosphere fakes "a tumble
1 a degree or 60,
o would e b d bq unfair A friendly , game of Cricket • wa s
9 interested played Here on .Saturday, between
the members of the Seaforth Club and
did, in the match at Exeter. the home club, which resulted in
1 - ►-.« favor of the latter by 20 rune. There
n Round the Country was some very gond playing on both
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sides.
Total runs both innings Single men
MARRIED, -1sT INNINGS.
Cowen H. M., b- Elliot G
Balkwill W,, b Eliot G
Hyndman J:, c F. Elliot, b McDonell
Bissett Wes, run out, b McDonell
McTavish, stumped, b Elliot G
Harding W., c and b Elliot G
Treble John, o J. Elliot, b Elliot G.
Bissett W. G., c Willis, b Elliot G
Bissett E., run out, b Elliot J.
Sweet Dr., b Elliot G.
Bissett T., not out
Byes
Leg byes
Wide balls
We stave, ju € eeived atao
which we offer ;Voll, at.$l-.
they are going fast. •
We want yaw Butter and
'lease to sell. Call and see tis
Iter lot of 50 boxes �.-1 fruit.
► pr star '2( lbs. Gall early
Ii;ergs And anything else yctu'
L 'CARLING
• Moved by
-,•. MoEnen. sconualeal Neill, .1. Ford, J. Bourret!. Dans.
by Mr. Surerue, Chet Mr. Win. Char- .. Truen-Qra.Age.•--.M. Copeland, J.
tors be and ie hereby .�a� �tprunted en- - Madre;or. A, NI. Donald, J. Baird,
giueer ill and far the Netball* of Hay i 31.'R. Clifford, M. Lorton, 13. Del -
in mon-lance with the .eequirernents ° mar, M. Sinislair, S. SWreu, E. hart,
of the Ditohea and Watnruoneeee Act ° O. llenrlareou, 1 . Sperliug, M. (tae.
of 1883, and that a hylas' bo peeped . 31. (look, L. R. I-tgersoll, 1). Vsn«"�E.•
confirming eaid appointment. '' zaucl ', T. Go''rai1., J. SlcKeuzie. eke.. ','
Moved by 3Ir. Heyrocke seconded 'O. Smith, W.1., Humphries', A. ? ..,
by Mr. McN von, that a rale of 2 milli .urinals;.,
on the $ be levied on all the ratable I Srreen Cnate.--S '[Wright, 13; B.
property to raise the sant of $3,605.550 L . ilii - m1, e1; M. L. Ilarrteon, I3; 14.
township purposes, that 14 mills bo Herrington, I3; W. Brown, :i3; W. II.
levied to raise the sum of $2,763 for Graham, I3; T.'-:lieDon:;all, A; G. 'county purpoaee. and that a rate of Pattorenn, 13; 1... 3I. Ardiel, 13; B. J. •
1Q' cls. on the $ bo Levied ou cer3ain Nicklin, A. J. Denbar, B.
lends on the 10th conuesston to raise ..,.._ - .,-
$220 for liquidating the. Zurioh drain The New ran Wheat.
debonturee; that such ahnounls be le- I ..e..see.
vied and raised for school purpose- xi Now that the harvest is complete,
are required by the trustees of the it la somewhat intereetiu"* tb know
several sections is the township, eur1 what the beet yields are like. The
that bylaws be paaeed accordingly. following aro some of the leading re.
The falloeviug accounts were passed : ports so far:
Gould & Canaerou timber for culverts Air. Hugh c+frvin, of Aaitfiald, has
$21,88; L. Dinomey, makia.g ditgh threshed hie fall wheat and reports
$5; II. Sohaefbr, building culvert ar aI an average yield of 11 bushels per
furnishing materiol $18,50; J. Gill, tore. •
cutting thistles o�i non-resident lot The first grist of now wheat taken'
$3• to the flouring mill of Hutton, Price.
The council thein adjourned. ice Cam; WIngham, was of Clawson
S. Fosruu, Clerk. "variety, and tested 59} lbs. to the
bushel.
Successful Students, A number of farmers in this vicinity
who have threshed their fall wheat
The following are the names of the say.they have Au average of forty-five
pupils who were seccessfui at the re -"bushels to the acre.-a-Teeswator News.
cent examinatious for non -profession- 3Ir. Donald MoDermid, of Stanley,
al oxaminations at Clinton, c-roderieli
threshed his fel[ wheat, the "'Star,"
and St. Marys :- ar`hiah yielded forty-five bushels b
CLINTON. 1 the acre, This is the largest yet re• ,
INTERMEDIATE, --W. J. Johns, F. ported in that vicinity, and the flour
Eadie, A. Cruickshank, M. McEwen. made from lir crier of thisewheat pro•
THIRD OLASS.-E. M. Doane, E. E. dosed moat by his
kola e
Maxwell, B. Scott, A.•M. Sprague, I. Profiting, hie f Dthea experirnce,
Tucker, D. D. Birks, a'. Camel!, J RIs Wm.' Fowler, of the Huron read,
Cooper, J. A. gall, U. Hart, S. Tay- Tuakeramith, this year threshed his
ur, G. Vanoamp, H. G. Blackwell, entire fall wheat crop in the barn
yard, just as it was delivered from
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but we would not say as much about 1
3. J. Danby, K. A2itohell. • the field Ho has about 45 acres
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Exeter boys are afraid that they
have otic the
de-
cisions ofa partialand "
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pire if they went to Brussels, as they
4 Stephen. .
1 Harvesting in this township for
` 2 this year is with the most of feeeners
3s a work of the past, many of them
2ND INNINGS. having finiebed' a week ago. ..
7 Threshing has commenced, and the
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2 grain turns out in such a mariner aa All the mewbers were present ; the
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J. Ilyndman, b McDonell
McTavish, 1 b w, b Elliot G
Bissett W. G., c and b Elliot J.
Cowen li. M., 11 McDonell
Bissett Wes, 1 b w, h Mclloneli
Treble J., rush out, b McDonell
Harding \V., b McDonell
Balkwill W., e Willis, b G. Elliot'
Dr. Sweet, c Sanders, b McDonell
Bissett E., b ElliotoT`
Bissett T., not out
Byes
Wide balls
The Hay township council met on
Friday, August 22nd.'
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makes the husbandaned smile, reeve took the chair at.1 p. m.
On account of the continued dry Moved by Mr. Rennie, seconded by
weather water is becoming ecaree,and Mr. Surerue, that lots 3 to 14 inolus.
many farmers are driven to great in- ' ive, on the 6th concession, and lots 3
convenience' in obtaining enough for to 15 inclusive, on the 7th concession,
the stock. They don't know what be formed into one road division, and
10 they'll do for at' drink themselves when' that the statute labor for 1884 in. said
2 the Scott Act comes in force.' division be performed .under lire eu-
' 5 •Schools have re -opened, but the at- pervision of Mr. John Spackman.
tendanee is small. It is surprising ilioved by M4. Surerue, seconded by
33 bow inai''ispensable the services! of;the Mr.;Rennie, that the resignation
__ little folks appear !pile atatl3i.s semen -,of.Mr. N. Fried as townabipl engineer
Total rune both innings Method. .men `9S of the year. be accepted.
SECOND OLASS.-I. Hamilton, A.; rybich will give ayisld of 85 buahele
F. A. Holmes, B. ; S. Ingiie, $ ; P. to the acre.
MaHardy, A ; M, Morrison, A ; T.
Simpson, B ; G. Anderson, B; W. A.
Baird, A; J. Bomering, 13; A. Budge,
A; H, Gray, et; - W. lslilore, A; G.
McKinley, B; L. W. Diehl, . 13; A.
A. Gregory, 13; L. E. Gregory, B; L
MoOsllum, B.
GODERICH.
INTERBIEDLATE.-R. S. Acheson, A
Gratlam, K. Collins, A. Caurthliu, M.
A. Monteith, J. *Stalker, J, Ratcliffe,`
M. Robertson.
TnIRD-OLAss.-T. Allau, R. Sea-
born, E. Acheson, S: Smith, J. Wil-
son, M. Cameron, E. J. Cassidy, J.
Daman, M. Grant, A. Porter, A. O'-
Reilly, J. M. Gordon, J. G. Munro.
SEooNe-CLAss.-M. Robertson, A;
C. McKibben, A; J. Murray A; A.
Murray, B; J. Cameron-, A; J. Wen-
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H
herhead, B.
ST. MAWS.
INTERMED1ATE,-t. Griffith, L. FOS -
r, A. Thompson, A. Sanderson, M.
urian, R. MoConell, E. W. Wool -
way, M. G. Somerville, L. Barwell, B
From Zurioh a' correspondent
writes : Mr. Hartman Happle Bowed
a bushel of fall wheat for which he
paid $5. The same yielded him 86
bushels.. A bushel measure was filled
with the same wheat and it turned
the Bottled at 75 lbs. Mr. Mathias
Warm has a !yield of 126 bushels of
fall wheat taaeu from two acrea.whieh
makes 63 bushels to the sore. This is
about the best we have heard of yet.
Can anyone beat it ? Mi Henry
Wideman took from 183 shooks of
ten sheaves each, 175 bushels, The
crops in (hie .section are all that eau
do desired.
Tbefiest new fall wheat brougt to
the Stratford market this year was
sold by Mr. Jacob Stueck, of North -
J aethope. It was raised on the
"'Walter Pattereou" farm, and weigh-
68 lbs. Mr. Jame+ Stewart, ex -
deputy -reeve, North Eaathope :sold a
load of very fine grain which weighed`
65 lbs' to the bushel, and was a splen-
did sample.
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